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  • Victor Perez

    July 24, 2009 at 4:07 pm in reply to: Milking the FCP cash cow

    Not to mention upgrading 2 of our 6 suites to MacPros from G5s just to keep all systems running on the same Final Cut Studio 3 software. I am sure backwards compatibility of projects will not be available as before.

    Wonder what percentage of users will need to upgrade their machines and Kona Cards as well. You could look at it as a boost to the economy. Well Hopefully.

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 24, 2009 at 4:00 pm in reply to: FCP 6 quick question please

    Arrow up will jump the playhead to a previous edit
    Arrow Down will jump the playhead to the next edit

    If you select an edit point with the mouse (lets say on V1) and arrow down. The playhead will jump only to the next edit on V1 regardless of how many edits come before it on other Video & Audio tracks.

    Not sure of what you mean by Opposite of Subclip.

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 23, 2009 at 5:13 pm in reply to: What happened to DVD Studio Pro?

    It was probably intentional. Just feeding the frenzy. I wonder how many people have clicked on the buy now button to see if its link is now correct. I for one am guilty.

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 23, 2009 at 4:58 pm in reply to: What happened to DVD Studio Pro?
  • Victor Perez

    July 23, 2009 at 3:04 pm in reply to: New Final Cut 7

    I love Apples secrecy. Most vendors on the web still selling FCS-2 at its current price. Glad the new Version is here, but surprised it was released before Snow Leopard.

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 21, 2009 at 7:43 pm in reply to: making notations in the timeline – markers

    You can also move Markers forward in the timeline by placing the playhead just ahead of the marker you want to move and pressing:

    Shift-`

    thats the icon next to the number 1 under the escape key

    Another thing I like is placing the playhead to the right of a marker and pressing:

    Option `

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 21, 2009 at 6:30 pm in reply to: XDCAM Timecode Output from FCP Timeline

    You can highlight all your clips on the timeline and drop the Timecode Reader Filter on them.
    Video Filters > Video > Timecode Reader

    A timecode window should appear on the screen and reference each individual Clips timecode. Render > Master to tape or export a QT.

    hope that helps

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 21, 2009 at 6:21 pm in reply to: Options for client viewing away from edit suite

    I used this once and it was very useful, although there was a bit of lag, and it also depends on if the client likes such practice.

    iChat Theater Review

    https://library.creativecow.net/articles/harrington_richard/final_cut_ichat_theater.php

    I also upload a compressed view copy to my websites private link for clients to screen. They can also save the view copy to their desktops to share with others involved. I usually place a VERY LARGE date stamp at the header to avoid any confusion as to which is the latest version downloaded to their desktop.

    Victor

  • Victor Perez

    July 16, 2009 at 3:06 pm in reply to: XDCAM PITA – frequent crashes

    Are you absolutely sure there is no media or renders on your System Drive? A right click on your Sequence in the bin, Reconnect Media will show you a list of where all the media and renders are on your machine.

    While we were in the process of moving to a new facility all our XDCam projects were edited off of our local drives and firewire 800 drives for over 2 months. Barely a hick-up we were amazed we were able to Master and Version various projects during that time.

    Victor

  • Although Color’s workflow is different from that found inside FCP with its prep work, sometimes major depending on the projects effects, number of slow-mos, stills, etc… It was only when I dove into Color while working on an independent project and watching Walter Biscardi’s DVD on Color that I was able to learn it. And now I use it whenever possible and I believe it makes my projects standout even more.

    All the above answers for the question are doable, and I will try the matte layer composite, it does seem much easier than sending to Color and faster when one is in a pinch, but just like FCP there are a number of ways to do an insert edit, some easier and some more difficult. I all depends on your workflow and time constraints.

    Victor

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